Unyielding in the face of winter's fury and Russia's challenging roads, these "beasts" persist unw deterred.
In a recent study conducted by Fit Service service centers and Gruzdev-Analyze, the reliability of cars in Russia was thoroughly examined. The findings revealed some interesting insights about the performance of various car brands.
Skoda emerged as the absolute leader among brands, with a breakdown rate of 47.5%. This is significantly higher than the average for Russian cars, which stands at 50.8%. Interestingly, the current LADA XRay and LADA Vesta models, also Russian-made, have a breakdown rate of 50.9%.
Cars made in Japan and Europe, on the other hand, showed a higher level of reliability. Toyota, with a breakdown rate of 48.9%, and Lexus, with 49%, were among the top three most reliable brands. Toyota, Lexus, and BMW have shown significant improvements in their reliability over the past five years.
BMW, with a breakdown rate of 49.1%, and Mercedes-Benz, with 48.7%, closely followed Skoda and Toyota. The iconic Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV, however, had the lowest breakdown rate among specific models at 44.1%.
Chinese cars also performed better than Russian cars in terms of reliability. The Geely Emgrand EC7 sedan, for instance, had a breakdown rate of 50.3%. The Lifan X60 and Chery Tiggo FL crossovers also showed better reliability, with breakdown rates of 51% and 51.1% respectively.
It's worth noting that the most reliable car brands in Russia in 2025, according to the study, are not listed in the search results provided. This could be due to the ongoing nature of the study or the limitations of the search results.
One driving habit that "kills" the transmission, even for experienced drivers, is neglecting regular maintenance. Regular checks and timely repairs can significantly extend the life of your car's transmission.
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In addition to regular maintenance, there are life hacks available to help you save on fuel and extend the life of your tires. For instance, filling your tires to the correct pressure can help extend their lifespan, while avoiding overfilling at a gas station can help you save on fuel.
It's also important to be aware of potential issues with your car. For example, a popular car option can cause the body to rot from the inside. Regular inspections and prompt repairs can help prevent such issues.
In summary, the study by Fit Service service centers and Gruzdev-Analyze provides valuable insights into the reliability of cars in Russia. While Russian cars, such as the LADA 2112, have an average reliability, cars made in Japan, Europe, and China generally show better performance. Regular maintenance, informed decisions, and awareness of potential issues can help ensure the longevity of your car.
- In the automotive industry, Japanese and European cars, such as Toyota and BMW, have demonstrated a higher level of reliability compared to Russian cars, according to a recent study conducted by Fit Service service centers and Gruzdev-Analyze.
- The reliability of cars in Russia, as outlined in the study, reveals that German brands like BMW and Mercedes-Benz have a breakdown rate slightly higher than Japanese and European counterparts, but still outperform Russian brands like LADA.
- Chinese cars, such as the Geely Emgrand EC7 sedan, Lifan X60, and Chery Tiggo FL crossovers, have shown better reliability in the Russian market compared to Russian-made cars, offering consumers more options in the transportation sector.
